Information Society for All
Thematic Network (Working Group) IST-1999-14101
The support of the European Commission is acknowledged for funding the project work.
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Information Society for All Thematic Network (Working Group) IST-1999-14101 The support of the European Commission is acknowledged for funding the project work. Plan Part I: Background RTD projects International Scientific Forum
The support of the European Commission is acknowledged for funding the project work.
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RTD projects International Scientific Forum
Aims, objectives and technical approach Worlplan and structure Expected outcomes
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RACE-IPSNI, TIDE-GUIB, TIDE-ACCESS,
“User Interfaces for All” (UI4ALL)
Three workshops, two White Papers
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1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Specifications / Requirements
User interface adaptations
DESIGN FOR ALL ADAPTATIONS EXPLORATORY
1988
Dual user Interfaces
Homer UIMS
Consolidation & dissemination
standardisation, international fora, working groups, Healthcare
Case applications
WWW, digital libraries, word processing, chess game, wearable
Unified user Interfaces
I-GET UIMS, USE-IT tool
… …
Accessible technologies
FORTHSCANNER, HAWK-? ?
Accessible technologies
HAWK-I, SCANLIB
… …
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Non-visual interaction
COMONKIT (1995) HAWK (1995, 1999)
Augmentated Windows
SCANLIB (1995-1997) FORTHScan (1999-2001)
PIM, G-DISPEC, USE-IT, I-GET
AVANTI, NAYTILOS
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San Fransisco, USA, 1997 (1st meeting) Crete, Greece, 1998 (2nd meeting) Munich, Germany, 1999 (3rd meeting)
Common vocabulary Research agenda Contribution to the EC IST Programme (CPAs)
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discussion exchange of experience & practice collaboration
promote the establishment of a favourable
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assess the state of the art & stimulate developments advance the existing wisdom towards universal
R&D agenda (identifying short, medium and long
White Paper (published in the IJHCI, 10 (2), 1998,
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Review and consolidate the outcome of the
Evolving R&D agenda, White paper (published in the IJHCI, 11 (1), 1-28) Deliverable to EC
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Widen the scope of applicability of universal access
Digital Libraries Health Care Telematics
Deliverable to EC Contribution to the EC 5 FP (Cross Programme
Working Group
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Consolidating existing knowledge on Universal
Translating the consolidated wisdom to
Demonstrating the validity and applicability of
Promoting the Universal Access principles and
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Advisory Board Member Organisations Known in advance To be selected Group of Subcontractors Review Committee Main Contractor
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UA access and HCI
From Healthcare
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Organisations
Individuals
Purdue University, USA
University of Bary, Italy
Nokia, Finland
Reviewers & others
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The project is 10 months old Web site http://is4all.ics.forth.gr Poster and leaflet 1st Seminar scheduled for November 19, 2001
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aims and objectives of the project its distinctive focus and technical approach its novel attributes its potential impact